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Oxford always represents English opinion, in all its extremes, better than Cambridge.
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English opinion did not then discriminate between a Schiller and a Kotzebue.
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Of the English opinions, that of The Saturday Review was perhaps most doubtful.
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So much for English opinion about America in August last.
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He proceeds to his main subject,-thevarieties of English opinion on the American War.
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I expect that will set English opinion swinging round again.
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It was utterly shameful, the position we took in this matter of deference to English opinion.
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What a change there has been in English opinion of Cromwell in the last half century!
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What, then, is the state of English opinion?
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English opinion wavered in the same way.
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On this point English opinion already shows a marked reaction from the intellectualist conception of representative government.
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Such is the verdict of English opinion.
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In relation to these matters English opinion, a century ago, was very much what it is now.
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Well, would English opinion, before Belgium was attacked, have supported a government which made such a declaration?
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There was another anticipation, another forecast of evils to follow, which told most of all upon English opinion.
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I see, by the way, he takes quite an English opinion of American affairs, though an American in heart.
